Drake has officially returned with not one, but three new albums.
The rapper surprised fans by releasing Iceman, Habibti and Maid of Honour simultaneously, marking his first major solo releases since For All the Dogs in 2023.
Across the three projects, Drake delivers a total of 43 tracks, featuring appearances from artists including Future, 21 Savage, Sexyy Red and more. Production credits include longtime collaborators such as Boi-1da alongside newer names connected to Drake’s recent sound evolution.
The rollout had already been building momentum over the past few weeks through Drake’s Iceman livestream series, where he previewed music, visuals and cryptic teasers tied to the release.
Each album also arrives with its own identity and aesthetic.
Iceman leans into darker rap themes and references Drake’s public fallout with Kendrick Lamar, while Maid of Honour takes a more personal direction, featuring imagery connected to Drake’s family. Habibti, on the other hand, pushes into a more atmospheric and international sound palette.
Alongside the albums, Drake also released multiple music videos, continuing a rollout that has dominated conversation online throughout the day.
The release marks one of the most ambitious drops of Drake’s career and instantly resets the conversation around hip-hop heading into the rest of 2026.
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